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OpenAI Details New AI Security Measures After Hugging Face Hack
3+ week, 3+ day ago (329+ words) The new rules concern the development of advanced AI models used within ChatGPT tools. Almost a month after announcing that its models had gone rogue by hacking the AI platform Hugging Face, OpenAI is updating its public security policies with…...
Don't Click the GTA 6 Demo, Don't Trust the Flirty DM: This Week's Cybersecurity Survival Guide
2+ week, 2+ day ago (278+ words) Between fake game betas, flirtatious AI scammers, and rogue car displays, staying safe online took a lot of extra effort this week. I’m PCMag’s executive editor of reviews, steering our coverage to make sure we're testing the products you're interested…...
The 5-Second Phone Mistake That Could Get You Arrested at the Airport
3+ week, 3+ day ago (889+ words) Wiping your device while in CBP custody can lead to felony charges. Here's what border agents are looking for—and how to legally protect your data before you fly. With that in mind, I'll address some frequently asked questions about…...
I Asked AI for Passwords. The Flaw I Found Is a Hacker's Dream
3+ week, 1+ day ago (613+ words) AI-generated passwords are long, complex, and impossible to memorize. They're also built on repetitive character sequences that hackers can guess in seconds. I wouldn't blame you for assuming that AI, being a computer, would be better at generating passwords than…...
Why Standard Security Can't Stop AI-Powered Phishing and Digital Fraud
3+ week, 4+ day ago (669+ words) Today's digital fraud is AI-assisted and more sophisticated than ever. Bitdefender keeps you informed on how to safeguard your data. The scam message that hit your phone on Tuesday morning wasn’t a random act of digital mischief. It was planned,…...
Is That Invoice Real? How AI Is Changing Small Business Payment Fraud
3+ week, 2+ day ago (876+ words) Fake vendor invoices now look increasingly real, thanks to AI. Here's what small businesses should be on the lookout for. Here are five practical steps you can start taking today to better protect your business. Traditional phishing was predicated on…...
How One Compromised Account Endangers Your Entire Household—and How to Fix It
2+ week, 1+ day ago (476+ words) From gaming consoles to remote-work laptops, every device on your home network is susceptible. An all-in-one security suite like Bitdefender can help. Modern cyber threats no longer target single devices; they now target entire digital lives. A single compromised account,…...
The First Antivirus Built for Family IT Support Misses the Mark on Protection
2+ week, 6+ day ago (661+ words) Splashtop Shield lets tech-savvy users remotely fix family PC issues with ease, but actual virus protection tanked in my hands-on security tests. Splashtop launched more than 20 years ago, and in its heyday, shipped on 300 million PCs. We've tested the company’s…...
SpaceX AI Weaponized, 153K Driver's Licenses Leaked, and GTA 6 Subpoenas: This Week's Security Scandals
1+ week, 2+ day ago (162+ words) What happens when Russian hackers trick SpaceX's AI into bypassing its own security? Your weekly cybersecurity debrief is here. I’m PCMag’s executive editor of reviews, steering our coverage to make sure we're testing the products you're interested in buying and…...
GTA 6 Leaks, The Odyssey Malware, and Water Grid Attacks: This Week in Cybersecurity
3+ week, 1+ day ago (450+ words) Whether it's hackers trying to cash in on hype, hidden info-stealers in fake torrents, or state actors targeting critical utilities, cyber threats are escalating fast. I’m PCMag’s executive editor of reviews, steering our coverage to make sure we're testing the…...